# Richard Mabey

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Law Punx - AI and the Automation of Legal Tasks

Richard Mabey, CEO of Juro, discusses the radical idea that by 2027, 80% of legal tasks could in theory be executed without lawyers. He explores the implications of AI in automating legal tasks, the evolving role of lawyers, and the accuracy of AI-generated legal solutions. Mabey argues that as AI…

S2: E9 | Nate Kostelnik | How to start using AI for contract review, one clause at a time

How do you start using AI for contract review - without overwhelming your team or your tech stack? In this episode of Brief Encounters, Juro’s Richard Mabey talks to Nate Kostelnik, attorney and one of LinkedIn’s most original voices on AI in contracting. Nate explains why “playbook maximalism” hol…

Matthew Wilson is back for another chat!

Fab chat with the charming GQT regular great to have him on again for another hour and a half of setting the world to right. I always come away from a chat with Matthew with a list of things to go and look at and this one is no exception. Floral Britannica by Richard Mabey will be added to my TBR p…

Episode 6: The Fairy Tree

In this episode we explore one of Britain's most mythologised trees, the hawthorn, through its connections to Beltane, fairy lore, sacred boundaries, and the legend of the Glastonbury Holy Thorn. Part of what this show tries to do is be honest about where traditions come from. Not every piece of fo…

Free Thinking - Flora Thompson & Ruins

Richard Mabey discusses his biography of Flora Thompson, author of Lark Rise to Candleford, and choreographer Richard Alston joins Anne McElvoy on the eve of Radio 3's Ravel Day. Plus there’s a discussion about the ongoing fascination with ruins; whether a picturesque castle ruin glimpsed through t…

PAUL ENGLISH LIVE #152 · With Robin Hood Hr 1 and Richard Cumbers Hr 3

Broadcasts live every Thursday at 8:00p.m. uk time on Radio Soapbox: http://radiosoapbox.com Tonight I opened the show with Eric Von Essex and a very English grumble about the heat, the odd light from the eclipse, and what this relentless weather might mean for crops, gardens and the wider food sup…